Shipping Restrictions
During checkout, if no shipping methods appear,
your order may have been restricted
for one or more of the reasons listed below.
Note: Laws governing wine shipment are subject to change without
notice.
For further information,
consult
http://www.americanwineries.org/home.htm
and
http://www.wineinstitute.org.
Carrier Restrictions
United States/Colorado
Colorado state law permits us to ship wine of our own manufacture
to anyone 21 years of age or older.
The prior law that restricted sales to only those
who had visited the licensed premises in person was
changed July 2006 to allow shipment to any adult residing
in the State of Colorado, regardless of whether they have been
to our tasting room.
United States/Other States
Shipment to certain states may be restricted for regulatory reasons.
Some states do not permit wine to be shipped,
restrict the allowable quantity to be shipped
or require that the purchaser have ordered the wine from
the manufacturer premises.
For states that restrict the consumer to certain quantities
within specified time periods,
we consider that is the responsibility of consumer
to moderate incoming purchases
rather than the responsibility of the shipper.
For states that require the purchaser to order the wine in person
at the licensed premises,
shipping is restricted to those
who have purchased wine from one of our licensed premises.
We consider that a purchase at our physical premises
(i.e. tasting room) constitutes
an "open purchase order" that can be adjusted and continued subsequently
and indefinitely.
In order to successfully create a transaction using our web site,
your name must appear as a purchaser in our Visitors' database
or you must enter the promotional code from a store receipt.
For more information regarding shipping law,
please consult the
Wine America Shipping Law page.
International
Shipment outside of the United States is not currently supported.
United States/Shipping Carrier Restrictions
Shipping carriers that we use also
restrict which states that we ship into.
Shipping carriers periodically review
applicable state and federal regulations and ascertain a legal opinion
on whether to ship wine into those states.
In some cases,
we have may have reached a legal opinion to allow
shipping into a certain state but
not have a shipping carrier that
has reached a similar opion.
In other cases,
there may be a carrier willing to ship to a certain state
but our legal opinion is contrary and we do not ship to that state.
Legal Basis - Colorado
The brands of wine we carry are manufactured by
ourselves and other Colorado limited wineries.
Our winery is allowed to ship wine manufactured by ourselves
to purchasers residing in Colorado.
However, we are not able to ship wines manufactured
by other Colorado limited wineries to purchasers residing in Colorado.
We are able to ship all of the wines we stock to other states
that allow the shipment of wine.
C.R.S. 12-47-403
(b) To sell vinous liquors of its own manufacture within this state at wholesale, retail, or to consumers, including sales to be delivered by common carrier.
Any shipping container sent under this paragraph (b) shall be clearly labeled to indicate that such container shall not be delivered to a minor, as defined in section 2-4-401 (6), C.R.S., or to an intoxicated person.
The wine shipment permit provisions of section 12-47-104 (2) are not applicable to any interstate wine shipment made by a limited winery licensee pursuant to this paragraph (b).
(c) To sell vinous liquors of its own manufacture in other states, the laws of which permit the sale of such wines and liquors;
(d) To sell vinous liquors of its own manufacture for export to foreign countries if such export is permitted by the laws of the United States;
(e) To conduct tasting and sell vinous liquors of its own manufacture, as well as vinous liquors manufactured by other Colorado limited wineries, on the licensed premises of the limited winery and up to five other licensed premises, whether included in the license at the time of the original license or by supplemental application;
C.R.S. 12-47-103
(14) "Licensed premises" means the premises specified in an application for a license under this article which are owned or in possession of the licensee within which such licensee is authorized to sell, dispense, or serve malt, vinous, or spirituous liquors in accordance with the provisions of this article.
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